Who to contact for setting up a hydrostatic testing facility

[rddvet]

Jim,

Call Dave Zapalla of Advanced Hydrotest. I'm sure you know him or have heard of him already. He's always been very friendly and laid back to anyone he's met. Since you're not talking about setting up a business that would compete with his, I'm sure he'd be more than willing to give you advice. I'm pretty sure he's also certified as a hydro trainer. His set up is in his garage, so I'm sure he can help set up something on the smaller scale.

 

[BoltSnap]

This is THE company to talk to concerning your needs:




Jon Gorman

sales associate

Hydro-Test Products Inc.

85 Hudson Rd.

Stow,MA 01775

Tel: 800-225-9488, (978)-897-4647, EXT. 10

Fax: (978)-897-1942

sales@hydro-test.com


www.hydro-test.com

 

[runsongas]

for registering with the DOT as a hydro facility

Procedures for Application for Approval to Requalify DOT Cylinders | PHMSA

https://www.phmsa.dot.gov/sites/phm...n-agencies-company-updated-september-2018.pdf

 

[rsingler]

@Wookie, if this is still a need, you might contact Rudy Mola. He was a DOT trainer/certifier for hydro stations back in 2013. He was in Sunrise, FL.
Diving Technologies International Inc.
I don't know if the number on that page is still good, but the website is still there. I've worked with him, and he's a good guy.
Here's the page on his site that deals with hydro RIN's: DOT RIN Certification
If you don't have any luck, try his old cell: 954-646-9471

 

[rsingler]

Oops! Paging @Capt Jim Wyatt !
I think this info is for you.

Rob